Super-Dooper Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Greatest Siege Gun Ever Built," amateur scientist Robert Gibson unlocks the secret of electro-protoplasmic energy, transforming himself into the powerful Shock Gibson. Penciled and inked by Sam Glanzman, this 1946 adventure blends early sci-fi wonder with the raw energy of the Golden Age, all captured in a striking cover by Sam Glanzman.
In "The Greatest Siege Gun Ever Built," amateur scientist Robert Gibson taps into the hidden power of electro-protoplasmic energy, unlocking a force that transforms him into the formidable Shock Gibson. Armed with a newfound ability to harness raw energy, he must now face a threat that tests the limits of his power and resolve.
Will Wynn has a gift for sweet-talking his way out of trouble—especially when it comes to school—and his latest lucky streak begins when he arrives late to Miss Take's class with a dubious excuse. When the new teacher decides to test his homework knowledge and then assign a composition, Will's knack for slipping through the cracks gets put to the ultimate test, leading Miss Take to wonder just how he manages to finish ahead of everyone else every single time.
Steve Case, crime feature writer, stumbles onto a deadly mystery when a former convict dies under suspicious circumstances—poisoned by ink from a pen. As Case races to expose the truth, he uncovers a web of revenge and manuscript sabotage that leads him face-to-face with a dangerous killer determined to silence him. It's a thrilling case of mistaken identity and lethal deception in this tale by Shulz.
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Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #18 (2018)
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